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Could Windows Mobile 7 be unveiled next week in Barcelona?

The Swedish vendor hasn't ruled out making its own 3G femtocell but says the cost is still too high and the market too limited

The project to take the world's most widely used mobile operating system open-source has been completed

Motorola's Devour on Verizon, RIM touchscreen, and Google's tablet concepts are in this week's gadget review

Sprint and Airvana are quiet on the prospects of a launch anytime soon for the box that improves data coverage in the home UPDATED 2/2/2010

The Apple CEO defends his decision not to include Flash on the iPad

Bigger channels equal more bandwidth in this week's LTE roundup

Manufacturers shipped 15% more in Q4 2009 than in Q3, market research firm claims

The Apple iPad may be 'unlocked,' but that doesn't mean that consumers have much of a choice of providers in the US

The operator will put up to $19 billion into capex in 2010, and its top priority is wireless

Stoke's mobile data offload product aims to alleviate the capacity crunch in mobile operators' core data networks

The tablet could suck down more data than a smartphone, piling the pressure on 3G networks

A roundup of what else is happening on the device scene this week

Analysts and test firm now say TeliaSonera is getting 25 Mbit/s or more for downloads on the world's first LTE network

Verizon posts $653 million net loss, even as Verizon Wireless adds 2.2 million new mobile subscribers

Vodafone claims to have the largest number of paying music subscribers in Europe and is ramping its customer base each month

Apple is expected to launch its tablet device on Wednesday, but Microsoft could be hot on its heels

Ericsson's new CFO, Jan Frykhammar, tells Unstrung that market uncertainty will continue in 2010 and offers no guidance

Spirent signs on with Verizon, LTE not as fast as promised, and AlcaLu's connected car comes to Europe